West Indian Gazette

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The West Indian Gazette was a pioneering British newspaper that became a key voice for the Caribbean diaspora and Black political activism in the United Kingdom during the mid-20th century.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Black British newspaper
Caribbean diaspora newspaper
newspaper
aims to combat racism and discrimination in Britain
to inform and organise the Caribbean community in Britain
to link struggles in the Caribbean with those in the UK
associatedWith Black British activism
British civil rights movement
Caribbean diaspora in the United Kingdom
Claudia Jones NERFINISHED
circulationArea London NERFINISHED
United Kingdom NERFINISHED
countryOfPublication United Kingdom
dissolvedOrAbolished 1965
editor Claudia Jones NERFINISHED
ethnicCommunityServed Black Britons
Caribbean people in Britain
focusesOn Black British community
British domestic politics
Caribbean diaspora in Britain
Caribbean politics
anti-racism
civil rights
decolonisation
foundedBy Claudia Jones NERFINISHED
hasGenre community newspaper
diaspora press
political newspaper
headquartersLocation Brixton NERFINISHED
London NERFINISHED
historicalContext Windrush generation NERFINISHED
post-war Caribbean migration to Britain
historicalPeriod mid-20th century
inception 1958
locatedInTime British post-colonial transition period
Cold War era
locationOfFirstIssue London NERFINISHED
medium print
notableFor being one of the first major Black newspapers in Britain
campaigning against racism in Britain
promoting Black cultural and intellectual life in Britain
providing a political voice for Caribbean migrants in the UK
supporting anti-colonial struggles in the Caribbean and Africa
politicalAlignment anti-colonial
anti-racist
left-wing
primaryLanguage English
publicationFrequency monthly
publisher Claudia Jones NERFINISHED

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Claudia Jones founded West Indian Gazette